Tina Fontaine reported missing multiple times in weeks leading up to her death: court

WATCH: Monday was day six of the trial of Raymond Cormier, the man charged in the death of Fontaine. Court heard from former staff at the youth centre where Fontaine had been living. Global's Brittany Greenslade reports.

Carole Traverse, a former employee, said Fontaine stayed there for roughly two weeks but was reported missing twice in that time. The first was on July 27 when Traverse filed a missing persons report with the Winnipeg Police Service.

Traverse called the list of contacts she had for the 15-year-old but wasn’t able to track her down. She also said Fontaine did not have a cell phone.

The teen eventually arrived back at the shelter the next afternoon and the report was cancelled. But days later, on July 30, another worker filed a second missing persons report after Fontaine, again, missed curfew.

This time, Fontaine never came back.

Her bed at the shelter was eventually given up on Aug. 1 and her belongings were gathered up.

Traverse said Fontaine was a quiet girl and appeared much younger than 15.

“11, 12. She looked very young for her age,” Traverse said when questioned by Crown attorneys.

Last week, court heard a 911 call from a payphone on Aug. 6, alleged to have been made by Fontaine.